http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/CachiChien-2079089-requiem-freedom-press/

2. 0 Deadliest Countries
1.Iraq: 162
2.Philippines: 76
3.Syria: 61
4.Algeria: 60
5.Russia: 56
6.Pakistan: 53
7.Somalia: 52
8.Colombia: 45
9.India: 32
10.Mexico: 29
11.Brazil: 27
12.Afghanistan: 24
13.Turkey: 21
14.Sri Lanka: 19
15.Bosnia: 19
16.Rwanda: 17
17.Tajikistan: 17
18.Sierra Leone: 16
19.Bangladesh: 14
20.Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory: 12
Journalists in Jail: Archives
2013: 211
2012: 232
2011: 179
2010: 145
2009: 136
2008: 125
2007: 127
2006: 134
2005: 125
2004: 122
2003: 138
2002: 139
2001: 118
2000: 81

6. Journalists rally in Manila, November 2012. The Philippines is one of the most dangerous places in
the world for journalists.

13. Protesters march to Agos newspaper office during a demonstration to mark the seventh anniversary of the
killing of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in Istanbul January 19, 2014. (Photo: Reuters)

16. The National Human Rights Commission says at
least 84 journalists have been killed in Mexico since
2000.
The group Reporters Without Borders says Mexico
was among the deadliest countries for journalists
last year, behind Syria, Somalia and Pakistan.
The body of El Imparcial
newspaper journalist Alberto
Lopez lies next to another
dead man in a cornfield of La
Humedad, in the municipality
of Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico.

19. Nepalese journalists stage a sit-in protest in front of a replica of a radio to protest the attack on one of the
reporters for the "Nagarik" national daily paper Khilanath Dhakal in Kathmandu on June 15, 2011.

37. Music: Enigma - Sadeness